When interacting with the environment, certain objects (such as poles and trees) can be driven through with no trouble, while other random pieces of the playfield will send the driver over the handlebars in a second's notice. When moving left and right, the bike and player move as one object, and rather than getting the feeling of weight movement, it is rigid and unrealistic. It really is about the same, allowing control that looks and feels too basic, nullifying the experience. The best way to describe the feeling of in-game control is to relate American Chopper 2 to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Unfortunately, while the game does a great job with presentation, it is pulled down with weak gameplay. The actual amount of customization is on par with the first Underground game, so while it isn't endless by any means, it still allows for fans to create a bike with their own personality.
While there are a ton of ways to set bikes apart through shape, color, and theme, players will eventually run out of options, and it happens a bit too fast. There could have been a bit more depth in customization, though it is hard to really capture the show's magic since they literally customize every bike on the fly. Creat Studio did a great job of introducing the world of custom choppers. I don't know the first thing about actual bike tuning (I'm an Underground kind of guy), but the "auto-build" feature set me up with a bike instantly and let me go from there. In fact, if it isn't your cup-o-tea, why watch the show? Regardless of whether or not you are a fan of the television show, or even into choppers to begin with, the game walks players though the set-up quite nicely. If customizing choppers isn't your cup-o-tea, forget about this one. The bike customization is pretty impressive, allowing players to tweak the color, shape, and style of virtually every part of the choppers. In fact, there really isn't much that we can't rave about in the presentation area. The amount of cinemas and the overall quality of the production simply blew us away. In fact, characters in the videos actually talk into the camera, as if the gamer is simply watching an episode of the show rather than playing the game. The sheer amount of attention to detail is an accomplishment on its own, using real character voice acting, montage-style shooting with the camera (to make mini music videos for character introductions), and an extremely high sense of interactive TV.
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The entire game, based around the four main characters of the American Chopper television show, offers a different experience for each cast member and will treat players to full cinemas between almost every mission. That is due largely in part to the amazing presentation that is offered. American Throttle 2 is a far better game than most will expect. Let's clear a few things up right from the start.
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